47mm & wrist size?

[atg5239]

But these don't.

Very deceptive photos, they do not wear the watch in the correct place, which is the wrist, they wear it in the middle of the forearm.
For a slim wrist 47mm it's excessive. It also depends on whether your wrist is flat or rounded.

 

[Phoenixboy]

Fits like a glove....

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[wonkycrown]

Nevertheless: I completely agree. Anyway, you wear a watch for you and because you like it, not because anyone else has to like it in my opinion.

Agree, but you also don't want to look like a dork and be worried that you can't pull it off having a wall clock strapped to your wrist. Besides, if you can't pull it off then more people will quiz you about it too.

The OP was specifically asking about a SubM which at 47mm are quite chunky, and new models rather toy like in apperance. Personally, if I had small wrists and wanted 47mm then I would rather opt for a Radiomir or a 127 as the case is slimmer or just get a 42mm SubM. Either that or just wear it with a really thick winter coat.

 

[Carbonara]

Oh jeeze. That hair looks like my brother in laws hair piece.

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Not sure that went down well. ‘Donk’ is on his way, and he has a penchant for licking balls.

 

[Hazing]

Not sure that went down well. ‘Donk’ is on his way, and he has a penchant for licking balls.

Ironically, so does my brother in law.

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[wonkycrown]

My 47mm compared with my 44mm. The 44mm is thick so has a lot of wrist presence.

 

[maitre yoda]

Hello,
wrist of 19 cm with a 692 of 47 mm.

 

[whitegold]

Does anyone know or could give me the lug to lug size of a 47mm submersible?

In the pics here I've got a 46mm Galaxy S3 watch, so pulling the 47mm may not seem impossible but the lug to lug size may be a different story altogether

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[mysterio]

Does anyone know or could give me the lug to lug size of a 47mm submersible?

The lug to lug size of a 47mm submersible is 51mm.

 

[whitegold]

Thanks ????

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[mysterio]

Thanks ????

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You're welcome ????

 

[whitegold]

Sorry, that was an emoji that came out in question marks for some reason

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[Hazing]

Does anyone know or could give me the lug to lug size of a 47mm submersible?

In the pics here I've got a 46mm Galaxy S3 watch, so pulling the 47mm may not seem impossible but the lug to lug size may be a different story altogether

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oh jeez. Is that a digital Pam 252?

 

[whitegold]

I didn't know the Panerai ref when I downloaded it (was the only one I could find at the time) but it sure does look like the 252. The GMT works as the secs though with the always on display mode

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[mysterio]

I didn't know the Panerai ref when I downloaded it (was the only one I could find at the time) but it sure does look like the 252. The GMT works as the secs though with the always on display mode

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That looks good (aside from the color of the indices/fonts which might just be the angle of the shot). I'm reminded of making some custom dials for my Android desktop. Oh, by the way, I remembered your PM and got to actually measuring 3 reps (KW PAM389, KW PAM382 and no-name factory PAM615). The actual lug-to-lug measurement is 56.5mm for the KW watches, 57.5mm for the no-name factory PAM.